Wobbling in a sentence

Bravo barely survived the knockdown, but managed to get back on his feet wobbling and went on to survive the round.

But the U.S. can’t afford to signal to its enemies that it is wobbling on its commitment to defend freedom.

In life-threatening cases, there may be swelling around the neck and face, weakness or wobbling, severe bruising, difficulty breathing and collapsing.

Laughing really weirdly or wobbling his head oddly when asked a difficult question - body language that is strange enough to hamper his campaign.

Munster were wobbling now so a turnover penalty won by hooker Barron in the 70th minute was badly needed, as was a high-tackle penalty for Exeter out-half Harvey Skinner’s high tackle on Crowley a minute later.

And as local Republican politics moved notably to the right in the Trump era, some more centrist Republicans found their partisan loyalty wobbling: A former chairwoman of the Lancaster Republican Party of Pennsylvania’s Republicans for Harris group.

At the end of the third, Vera had his best moment, wobbling the champion who then went back to the wrong corner, a glimmer of hope?

He finally comes back, he’s like wobbling.

In Australia the last 12 months have provided all the evidence we need that our climate is wobbling on its rails.

The Apex Bank recently sold US dollars to authorised dealer banks to raise the forex market liquidity balance, its first reaction to the wobbling exchange rate after $900 million in domestic US dollar bonds.

The position of the North Star changes over a long period of time due to the wobbling of the Earth.

Clad in his police ceremonial regalia, the Superintendent of Police, who stood directly behind the newly sworn in governor, started wobbling before he slumped.

Do it, instead, to see performers up close and real with the ground still wobbling beneath them.

Holder is one of several small businesses Reuters has tracked through the coronavirus pandemic and a wobbling recovery.

If an individual wanted to trick an accelerometer-based intoxication test, it’s likely they’d be able to do so: wobbling around when your sober will probably trick the test, as it were.

I imagine the satisfaction I would feel if I had managed the climb in real-life, shoulders burnt and knees wobbling with the effort.

Its wobbling hum will fill me with a peacefulness and calm I knew as a child many years ago.

Some users are seeing "wobbling" behavior when scrolling using trackpad gestures or touchscreens, where scrolling in one dimension also causes the page to subtly scroll back and forth in the other.

Dorian is now a Category 3 with sustained winds of 120 mph, and is still wobbling around the northern Bahamas near Grand Bahama Island.

I’ve been known to slutdrop to Little Mix for upwards of five hours at a time, and I cycle to work, inspiring one editor to remark (quite unkindly) that she’d seen me “wobbling along the canal”.